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blindoptimism) wrote in
driftfleet2015-06-22 05:55 pm
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This is the reason why no one on the Red Fish should have hobbies outside of punching people...
Who: The motley crew of the SS Redfish
Broadcast: None
Action: Boarding area of the Red Fish
When: Backdated to Part 1 of the June Bug plot
[On tonight's episode, Coil and Zhas return to the Red Fish with a squirmy live bug in tow. Coil intends to perform untold experiments on the living specimen. But it seems like trouble is brewing on the once peaceful ship... Will the other crew members be okay with these morally questionable experiments taking place on board? Tune in tonight to find out!]
Broadcast: None
Action: Boarding area of the Red Fish
When: Backdated to Part 1 of the June Bug plot
[On tonight's episode, Coil and Zhas return to the Red Fish with a squirmy live bug in tow. Coil intends to perform untold experiments on the living specimen. But it seems like trouble is brewing on the once peaceful ship... Will the other crew members be okay with these morally questionable experiments taking place on board? Tune in tonight to find out!]

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But she doesn't think it's stupid. So she smiles gently at his obvious chagrin, nods.]
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what a comforting answer. he's exhausted and troubled, but this'll be nice.
he holds up a quick finger (one minute) as he stalks off to the washrooms. he'll be back in a second.]
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So she waits, because he asks. In his way of not asking anything ever.
Because Zhas is apparently allergic to question marks.It gives her time to take their dishes and clean them. Which takes her all of no time, but it's something to do other than sit and watch the door.]no subject
"excited" is not a word you can ever really use to describe Zhas, and he isn't smiling or anything that would normally indicate happiness... but his movements at least seem a little more awake. he looks alert as he waits for her to sit.]
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She sits, pushes her hair behind her shoulders for him. And she realizes suddenly she's a little... nervous? Giddy, maybe? No one's ever done this for her, not for this reason.]
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it was a frightening task, at first, but it gave him something to do. it helped him focus instead of anxiously fidgeting at nothing. it also let him hide behind her, rather than stand out in the open. she made him do a lot of things--pick out her clothes, paint her nails, feed her stupid, ghouled pet tiger--but brushing her hair was always tied back to those early memories. even on her worst days, where she'd scream and claw at him while he tried to take care of her, she'd settle down once he started sorting out her tangled mess of hair.
with Syeira, he starts at the bottom. goes in little handfuls. it feels different than Saoirse's, and she obviously takes better care of her hair... but the color is the same. it falls about the same, almost the same length. and he doubts he'll find matted blood clumps anywhere, which makes this a perfectly acceptable trade-off.]
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And this is very soothing. It's not long at all before her posture goes from upright, perfectly straight, to shoulders easing down and her head falling a little forward.]
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it's a very nice thought to have. he doesn't know why, nor would he ever bother wondering... but he's conditioned to take care of people. this fulfills a something in him that isn't quite met with his usual mothering.
he takes a couple of long passes at the end, satisfied with how the comb slides from scalp to ends without a single snag... and steps away.]
Done.
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She may have to ask for him to do this again sometime. It's quite possible she's hooked.
She turns in the chair and looks up at him with a languid smile.]
Thank you. No one's ever done that for me before.
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Used to. Sometimes.
[...comb someone's hair, he means. not that he gave great context.]
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[All of it. Things were set straight, they'd had an extremely late supper, and her hair probably had never looked so good in her life.]